BSNL posts profits for second consecutive quarter
The state-run telco’s books have benefited from cost-cutting and infrastructure leasing in preceding quarters; in subsequent quarters, net profits may be relatively lower due to heavy infrastructure spending, BSNL head Robert J. Ravi said.
The state-run telco’s books have benefited from cost-cutting and infrastructure leasing in preceding quarters; in subsequent quarters, net profits may be relatively lower due to heavy infrastructure spending, BSNL head Robert J. Ravi said.
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